Elmer B. Millier Autobiographical Memoir
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Elmer B. Millier Autobiographical Memoir
T. T. Omohundro Autopsy Report, 1957
This small collection contains an autopsy report for Tipton Turner Omohundro, prepared by Henry C. Allen, MD (WUSM Class of 1933) for Omohundro's physician, James B. Jones, MD (WUSM Class of 1938), February 11, 1957.
Spectator Correspondence Club Papers
This small collection includes mostly photographs and artifacts belonging to Clara Maupin Burke. All items in Series 1, Series 2, and Series 3 are available in digital format only. The remaining alumni list and artifacts (Series 4 and Series 5) are the only physical items in this collection. Of particular note is the Washington University School of Nursing cape worn by Class of 1934 graduate Clara Maupin.
This small collection includes a Washington University School of Nursing uniform, cape, beanie, photograph of Miss Geiler in uniform, nursing degree, and nursing certificate.
31 page document titled "The First Successful Medical Information System" along with a cover letter to Dean Perlmutter and an appendix titled “Those Who Tried.” Also included is a patent, a JAMA abstract and two articles by Hisey and others from 1968. All documents are related to the development and deployment of a Medical Information System for the rapid ordering of medical tests utilizing a CRT screen and a Light Pen for input.
An undated typewritten compilation of Kane's "Medicine in St. Louis" articles that appeared originally in Weekley Bulletin of the St. Louis Medical Society, vol. 11, 1917. The first appeared in issue no. 7, February 15, 1917, and the last in issue no. 24, June 14, 1917. Bulletin editor J. Albert Seabold noted in issue no. 33, November 8, 1917, that "the Medical History of St. Louis articles were discontinued because of lack of appreciation." The compilation was likely made as late as the 1970s or 1980s by staff of the society library.
A small collection consisting of a single page autobiographical statement by Dr. Kirkpatrick relating to his experiences as a member of the WUSM Class of 1951.